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Explore the fascinating world of Scandinavian stone ships with our video, "Mysteries Unveiled: Scandinavian Stone Ships from Bronze Age to Viking Age." Discover the archaeological wonders of these ancient stone ship settings that date from the Bronze Age all the way through the Viking Age. Our detailed exploration dives into the purpose, symbolism, and construction of these monumental structures, which served both as grave markers and ceremonial sites across Scandinavia.
Through stunning drone footage, expert interviews, and detailed archaeological insights, this video brings to life the cultural and historical significance of these stone ships. Learn about the locations where these artifacts are found, their alignment with astronomical events, and what they reveal about the maritime-oriented society of ancient Scandinavians.
What You Will Discover:
An in-depth look at the origins and functions of stone ships, tracing their evolution from the Bronze Age through the Viking Age.
The archaeological methods used to study these structures and the latest discoveries that shed new light on Nordic prehistory.
The importance of these stone ships in understanding the spiritual and societal practices of ancient Scandinavians.
"Mysteries Unveiled: Scandinavian Stone Ships from Bronze Age to Viking Age" is a must-watch for anyone interested in archaeology, history, and ancient cultures. Like, share, and subscribe to delve deeper into the mysteries of the past with us. Don't forget to hit the notification bell to stay updated on our latest educational adventures. Join the conversation in the comments section below and share your thoughts or ask questions about this intriguing topic. Your engagement helps us uncover more historical secrets and bring them to you.
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Always a great crossover
I LOVE when you and STJ collaborate! These are the best.
BOOM! I always thought you guys should do something together!
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The thought that the dead are buried with means of transportation to visit/return to the living just seems so natural. And I could imagine that involving them in Things helped in keeping decison-making more in-line with traditions & what or how their ancestors would approve.
Tom, I want that shirt!
You can buy it in his STJ store.
You, Tom and Cregnanford are the only youtubers I watch that I feel are 100% polticaly unbiased
I love your work and they are realy informing
I wouldn't say that. I Don't know about Cregnanford because I don't watch him as much, but I think that Tom is more right wing than Thor appears to be. I do generally agree with Tom when he presents his opinions.
Unfortunately crecganfords accent is so heavy i can't understand him on 1.5+ speed
@@brotherknight9484 I do agree that Tom seems more right winged but he doesnt seem to put up stuff based on his political views
@brotherknight9484 Paganism is inherently right wing by today's standards. Today's society is very left leaning especially compared to the society our ancestors lived in. So to be a left wing Pagan in modern times is an oxymoron. "Reactionaries" is a far right ideology that wants to return to older times and traditions. So listening to a Pagan with a right wing bias makes more sense than the opposite.
@@tlothompson6935 Yes, I understand that, and I agree. Eclectic Neopagans are generally the progressive types with no real interest in a reliable spiritual and religious tradition. Seems to me that a lot of them nitpick what they can from all over the place to justify their materialistic lifestyle.
Interesting episode. I live near the Askeberga Stone Ship, or Rane's Stones.
Tho it's just Sweden's second largest one after Ale's Stones, it may still be the most remarkable, for it's enormous stones are several times larger.
As a long time follower and fan of thie channel, Norse Magic and Beliefs, i think itd be interesting to see the hosts journey on norse paganism and viking history how he got into it and how he carries his culture today. Im norwegian descent and love his enthusiam and ways to preserve our history, we need more people who take pride in the actual history and reflect it in todays society in a posive way. Skål
You two knew we needed this didn’t you?
STJ and our guy NM&B .. the cause needs you both. ⚔️
Hussah! Let's go raiding together mate!
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We may have some opportunities considering how bad things have become throughout the entire Western world.. take care out there.
There are quite a few of these on my ancestral family lands around Mingary Castle on the Ardnamurchan Peninsula in Scotland.
Awesome, 2 of my favorite creators.
there is alot in denmark. If you go to Linholmhøje in Northen jylland, there is a graveplaces with several shipshaped graves
Now this is a collaboration!
I'd be interested in either a Tom or Thor collab with Jackson Crawford if you've both never done that before
Collaborations between you two is a joy and a wealth of knowledge… Great to see you guys joining forces once again!
I’m a fan of both of yours for years I’m from England a pagan shout from the Viking group the black wolves
It's very good to see this collaboration.
Love to see this crossover. Two intelligent men spreading knowledge.
Has there ever been any evidence of exposure to the elements for body’s for the decay process surrounding these boats? I think you have mentioned that the bones of the dead were often collected by the living & extenuation would be a potential practice with such a custom. The boat’s would be a spectacular place for such a practice too. Quite beautiful indeed.
Interesting conversation.
Gets me thinking about potential relationship between the ships and the now submerged "Dogger land".
Like the sun travels on a ship through the underworld to rise again, so the dead journey to the underworld and are reborn.
Great interview.
Fun fact: There's one burial in a boat under a monumental late medieval Serbian tombstone.
Ullr is the Norse Sun god proper, equivalent to Vedic Sūrya. If you read the Prose Edda carefully, he is connected to ships.
Beside the Stones boats we also have the domarringarna (judge rings), they are most of the times a circle of stones, most common have 9 stones but there's also with 3 stones, 7 stones. These are burials but in early arcelogicy the arcelogics thought it were where they held þings and stuff. But today the arcelogics don't think they were used in that way.
I'm going to some local farms later this year to try to find enough proper stones to make one in my front yard.
My favourite ship burial is definitely the one in Kaupang/Skiringsal where a ship burial is placed over an earlier burrow containing a single man. In the ship on the other hand there are a man, a woman and a child in the middle and in the back with the rudder in her arms is a völva with a shield, a magical staff and a bowl with the head of a dog in it. In front of her is a horse that they cut in four pieces and then reassembled. Obviously it must have been intended that the völva should steer the ship between worlds.
Ah!! Im so glad you did this collab with him! I was going to ask if what yall thought about each other because he recently did a video while wearing one of your shirts 😂😂😂
Eye opening! I've been to Jelling, Tanumshede and some more spots. And I appreciate all the info, so I understand it a bit better now. Thank you both.
Always a great job on historical accuracy. Both your channels are great, I recommend them to people all the time.
My 2 favourite RUclipsrs together on the same video. Truly awesome !
Just brainstorming little. Stone ship- connnected to sailing, sailors, see, burial of sailors, one ship for one crew, village. Remembering those sailors who had passed away, their souls, who still might be met in these ships. Bringing some sacryfices to see gods, saying thanks for good year of fishing, sailing, ferrying, asking for good weather.
In the stoneship of Blomsholm outside Strömstad near the border of Norway it is said that they buried soldiers that died in the battle of Halden 1718 when the swedish king Karl XII was killed
Skeppslag. You need an organisation to build, montane and man a big ship to export the products of your region.. So you need a place, ting, to make decisions about the ship.
Got a bunch of these in my homeland
Love when you podcast! Or interview in general, you get better at it each time
This show is funny indeed. I like Ranstena Skeppsättning in Västergötland. Stones up to 30 tons. And another near by my home is Örberga. Hugh one.
Welcome back and Ty for continuing your amazing content my friend and ty to Tom too I hope life is treating you both very well 😎 ✌️ ❤️
As you like to point out we were one people at one time. If not not directy at least were pagen!😊
Thanks for the video I really appreciate that information
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Everyone thinks a Viking funeral is cool till you have to build a boat and mound for your best friend .bringing back the old ways ,trying to become a priest becomes a weight .you learn the respect behind the sacrifices and duties.just setting up a feasts these days with no farm land gets expensive same with the blots .you get to be there for peoples happiness and sometimes you share in their pain .respect the places of the dead even if they are your enemies.
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Looking forward to this one!
Some of them could have been used as a kind of conference hall. The ship could be a symbol for community. We are all in this ship together and need to work things out in order not to run aground.
According to a arcelogic report most of them are faced north.
There's also an old theory that Ales Stenar in southern Sweden is a solarcalendar but the theory have no historical ground.
Awesome video.
How’s the berserker dance coming? We need an update.
I thought there was one on the isle of mann
That would make sense, but not sure if there is one
When Iceland was populated stoneships had gone out of use (late 9th century). Burial rites are described in the Icelandic sagas - setting ablaze a ship containing the deceased. Consensus on the Jelling stoneship - 1,161 ft from stern to bow, longest ever discovered - is it's much older than the mound of King Gorm (died 958 ad) placed in its center. DK general perception; stoneships are almost entirely associated with burials as a (symbolic) mode of transportation in the eternal afterlife just like shipburials containing horses. Related to Sutton Hoo shipburial (around 600 ad) people tend to overlook connections between Anglo-Saxons and Scandinavians of the time who are peoples of same origin, sharing language and beliefs, migration seperating them only a few generations old and contacts more frequent than commonly believed evident by archeological finds.
It started in Sweden 😉
The biggest of then all is found in Jelling Denmark it is 350m long
Great content gentlemen! I understand the incontrovertible association of the stone ship settings with actual ships. However, I feel that the 'vesica piscis' shape may (also) be symbolic of the vagina, i e. the dead awating rebirth in the 'womb' of the Earth Mother. This interpretation is certainly consistent with other Indo-European religious beliefs.
Highly speculative, I know, but the two associations are not mutually exclusive. Thank you again for the splendid video. ~ Dr. A. Nichols
After burning my friends ship in Roberts creek bc ,I used the rus funeral ritual minus the slaves and spared his dogs their mine now well taken care of ,I think they built stone ships cause they didn’t burn the person in a ship so they could not cross the river .i think the Eddas on the river was well known across the Germanic world but we lost so much evidence we will never know
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Hi Guys and thanks for this video podcast.
Just think of it: There is NO WAYS anyone can get the idea of the Sun being pulled of anything in the daytime - and the so called “Sun-Wheel” specifically represent a center of rotation and not the Sun on its path of rising and setting.
We´re dealing with a NOCTURNAL imagery of rotation and the ONLY possibility is the Earth´s axis and its celestial POLE WHEEL around which all stars and constellations seemingly are orbiting. This wheel can LOGICALLY be imagined and told pulled around by the nearby animal Star Constellations.
When someone is buried inside or nearby a Stone Ship with some grave goods , it is not for “using a ship to the Underworld or Otherworld”, but for the ritual remembrance of the telling of the Cycle of Life and for the respect of the dead person.
Our ancestors were perfectly aware of the spirit leaving the body by death and having the spirit to be totally free in the macrocosmic realms after death.
Regarding the origin of the Stone Ships, this also stems from a NOCTURNAL observation, namely of the crescent shape of the vaulting Milky Way contours which can be observed in the 9-month darker annual period.
The Bronze Age ships as Petroglyphs or Rock Art, are initially stylized figures of the Milky Way contours carved in the darker seasons and pointing to several directions, and this figure gave humans the inspirations to build real boats.
By the way, in the Baltic Island of Bornholm, Denmark, where I live, we also have several Stone Ships and lots of Rock Art from the Stone- and Bronze Age.
For more informations search “native-science(dot)net”.
Best Wishes
Would or could they outline a ship and burn it leaving the stones?
Wot, no bottle of ale for Tom
Great video. Glad to see both channels collaborate. I watch both on occasion. Lately I've been wondering if anyone else has difficulty reconciling their Norse Pagan beliefs with scientific understanding or other belief systems. For example, how does modern archeology and astronomy play into your own practice and belief system? Does anyone else think that the Bible creation myth makes more scientific sense than the Old Norse creation myth? Regarding such things as a great flood, the theory of evolution, etc. Or has anyone started doing deeper research into the scientific evidence behind Old Norse mythology? Sort of like how there's a strong debate between Creationist science and Evolution science, both trying to use fossil evidence and other scientific methods to support their point of views. Someone should try to do that with Norse Pagan science, as I'm sure even the Vikings would have questioned the world from a scientific approach and tried to make sense of it. Old Norse mythology has a flood myth. It also has dragons, which some Creationists argue were dinosaurs. It would be pretty neat if someone tried to find more scientific evidence for the Old Norse myths. For centuries everyone thought Troy was a myth. Troy is also mentioned in the Prose Edda before its discovery was made by archeologists. How much is myth? And how much is supported by scientific evidence?
There is at least one in Britain it was on a time team dig once.
Might want to fix that title for the SEO "Scanidnavian"
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Oh mighty Thor, son of Odin and protector of Asgard, we call upon your strength and valor in our time of need. Your mighty hammer, Mjolnir, has crushed the foes of the gods and struck fear into the hearts of the enemies of righteousness.
We recall your great deeds, Thor, and how you have defended the realms of the nine worlds time and time again. You have vanquished the frost giants, the trolls, and the giants of Jotunheim, and have even journeyed to the underworld and returned victorious.
Your bravery and courage are unmatched, and we seek your guidance and protection in these troubled times. May your thunderous voice and fierce countenance strike fear into the hearts of those who would do us harm, and may your wisdom guide us to safety and prosperity.
We pray that you will grant us the strength to weather any storm and the courage to stand up for what is right, just as you have always done.
May your hammer never fail to defend the innocent, and may your name be forever remembered as a symbol of hope and justice throughout the nine worlds.
Hail Thor, the mighty god of thunder! May your protection and guidance be with us always.
What? I got my forefather buried in a ship setting on Isle of Man . Balladoole its called. According to FTDNA. S 3201. But perhaps the island dont belong to greate britain?
That is a ship burial. I think they added stones over the top recently to mark where the burial was
Could it be they were used for building longboats?
That far away from the sea?
@@AtlanteanVrilChad yes, one thing their longboats were good for is carrying, on raids or exploribg they often carried them between rivers, when they travelled inland. So if an inland 'Clan' wanted to go on a raid, in my believe, they build it at their building dock and carried it to the coast. By carrying their ships they also explored the large part of Russia
Like a drydock... or maybe it's acting more as a form or template. Interesting theory. It would certainly make sense to build a ship closer to the source of materials and then transport the final product, rather than hauling all the lumber to the coast.
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Awesome user name, brother. 😎
@@Shin_Lona indeed, i was more thinking about a template where they maybe digged the middle out. I wonder if the inside of those stoneships ever are excavated and what they found there
16:14 extra boats ,maby the holy people wile sitting out felt the area was drawing spirits maby they built the extra boats for them the attracted spirits to get to the afterlife ?
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Doesn't the word Heathen just come from the Greek word Ethnos which simply means nations?
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@@antonyreyn "Whether native or Gothic, it might have been chosen on model of Latin paganus, with its root sense of "rural" (see pagan), but that word appears relatively late in the religious sense. Or the Germanic word(heathen) might have been chosen for its resemblance to Greek ethne (see gentile), or it may be a literal borrowing of that Greek word, perhaps via Armenian hethanos [Sophus Bugge]. Boutkan (2005) presents another theory:"
Ethnos is translated as pagan sometimes in English Bibles, so there is some kind of connection between the two words, whether correctly or incorrectly.
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This to me looks more like something that was used to hold the ship while it was built.
Some of these are boat sized.
I guess the other parts used were made of wood and decayed over time.
Couldn't it be that the people using these ships often died, some of them being raiders? Which is why these were found close to burial places.
But that doesn't rule out the possibility of them also having been used for rituals back then.
I haven't watched in awhile brother, I am glad you came up in my feed. Great Podcast guy's we always appreciate your hard work, thank you.
I think if there has been no conquest or adoption of Abrahamic cults then Europe would have developed a cyclical, Dharmic type, religion. There probably would have been offshoots but some commonalities probably would have been further established between the Europeans of Steppe ancestry and probably the Uralic speakers too. I respect those who want to stick to Celtic, Germanic, Hellenic, Latin, Slavic, etc. but if we are serious about renewing the ancestral culture of Europe then building a common European religion and network of temples is needed, extending to the Americas and all of the Anglo sphere. I think the Hellenic motif is most familiar and appealing to those with little knowledge of their ancestry. So I think using a neo classical motif for the main temple is best and the other styles can be incorporated. The temples should be away from cities but within about 90 minutes drive from urban centers. I have some ideas and designs if anyone is interested. I plan to start making videos in the next year but also have a variety of other projects and a full time job so any collaboration would be welcome.
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Thor. Get rid of that hair bobble! A pink scrunchy?? LOL
If you traveld in life you need a bout and a horse in the afterlife
Its maybe telling a story also as much as it is keeping traditions going. We came from the East with horses, then they must have crossed the water on boats. Maybe they are telling the story of their ancestors of where they came from as much as they are holding people to account in front of their ancestors. Maybe some kind of corruption of the passage through the underworld would happen if people lied at the 'thing'. People from that time put huge emphasis on their word, to a Viking being an oath breaker meant you would have no standing in a Viking world amongst your people. I think this in an evolution of the thing and the politics and business being taken care of in front of their ancestors so to lie in front of them was a really bad thing.
We lost so much culture all cause it was passed down by word of mouth around the fire
To Norse magic and belief:
I do not like you, Norse Magic and belief, because you cannot answer a flipping question on trolls. Also you do not know a thing about trolls.
Troll: means variety of meanings combined listed.
- [ ] dreadful to behold over the realm of the jotun”
- [ ] “the insatiable greediness of jotuns”
- [ ] “the menacing happening believed to be a sign or warning of some future event of seeing sunshine during a hail storm”
- [ ] “A familiar of a witch or warlock,
- [ ] “Something that brings death and makes sure you stay dead,
- [ ] “A situation with nighttime,
- [ ] A situation with sleep paralysis,”
- [ ] ,”a situation with wind and rain,”.
Troll is all of these characteristics combined.
If this is not the answer than what is?
Bro $170.00 dollars I was excited to study I've been piece mealing it for a few yrs now but bro who can 170 dollars in this economy I understand wanting compensation for time and expertise but charging to teach how to pray that's awful Christian or Catholic to me man and I hate their hypocritical dogma
In order to be a real European pagan, you need to have a brow ridge and eyes that don't show your upper eyelid.